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  • Who's Living In Your Rain Gutters?  By : Sock Woodruff
    Just about every house is equipped with rain gutters. They hang there below the roof eaves, just waiting for rain to fall so they can collect the water and direct it away from the walls and foundation of your house. You probably don't think about them very often...unless you don't have a gutter protection system installed. Then you have to clean out the gutters now and then-sometimes two to four times per year.
  • Avoiding Annual Gutter Cleaning  By : Sock Woodruff
    The fall and spring seasons cause many homeowners a lot of work every year. At these times, nature rains down stuff on our homes other than rain. This could include a lot of detritus from trees, leaves, pine needles, twigs, spring flowers off the trees (birch, oak, maple, cottonwoods, etc.), seeds and seed pods, not to mention things like the ball one of the kids threw up on the roof. All of this can accumulate in your gutters.
  • Medical Sterilization and Autoclave Equipment for Clinics  By : Roberto Bell
    Today the demand for better sophistication in medical sterilisation equipment is increasingly gaining ground. In day surgeries, which have witnessed a phenomenal increase in the recent years, are now often performing invasive surgery in their own premises. Not a surprise that a lot of research is being undertaken and more and more sophisticated brands of autoclave sterilizers are coming onto the market.
  • North Africa Regional SWRO Desalination Project : Big Breakthrough Technology Reducing Energy and Overall Costs  By : Energy Recovery Inc.
    The efficiency and lifecycle costs of a plant’s energy recovery technology is critical to both winning SWRO projects and achieving maximum plant profitably through the lowest operating costs. Leading international OEM’s such as Acciona Agua, Aqua Engineering, Befesa, CH2MHill, Cobra Tedagua, Doosan Hydro Technology, Fisia Italimpianti, GE Water Process and Technologies
  • Imported Water Saves Cyprus from Drought  By : Ben Needles
    Cyprus, an island paradise, has been hit a bad drought this summer
  • Water Tanks: The Basic Facts To Know  By : Max54 Power54
    How the water tanks can help people in making best utilization of water resources

    Water is a natural resource that is becoming scarce in many places like Australia. That is why the government has imposed restriction on water usage. In fact, draught has become one of the serious problems faced by the residents of Australia. Both the farmers and city dwellers have been affected by it. A lot of water is used in gardening in the continent. Therefore, the Australians can use rain water tanks for storing water that can be used in gardening.
  • Health Center Hygiene Commences With Washing Your Hands  By : Roberto Bell
    An important part of hospital hygiene is the health-care waste management. Inadequate management of the waste could result in the transmission of microorganisms by direct contact or by a variety of other vectors. Hospital hygiene in fact, is a broader connotation, which encompasses broader environmental health considerations such as sanitation and adequate water supply for not only patients, but also for visitors, and health-care staffers. It also depends a lot on the quality of autoclave equipments and the autoclave sterilisers.
  • Small Towns With Big Water Damage  By : Ben Needles
    Unless you happen to be one of the residents of many of the small towns along the Mississippi river that was flooded drastically in the past few months, it might be impossible to truly understand the scope of the damage that was incurred
  • The Extermination Of The American Buffalo  By : wildlily44
    It is believed that bison, or buffalo, originated in Eurasia then crossed over the Bering Strait land bridge that at one time connected the Asian and North American continents. In prehistoric times the massive herds literally darkened the face of the earth as they roamed and foraged. Over many centuries the buffalo slowly migrated southward until they inhabited much of the grasslands of the United States. Seas of buffalo herds stretched across the horizon from Canada to Mexico and from the northwestern Pacific coast in Oregon southeast as far as Florida.
  • Gray Wolves Returned To Endangered Species List  By : wildlily44
    The northern Rocky Mountain gray wolf is returned to the list of endangered and threatened species, with each of its component populations having the same status under the Endangered Species Act” said Federal Judge Donald Molly, in a written ruling handed down in Missoula, Montana. Twelve groups had challenged the United States Government’s decision in February 2008 to delist the gray wolf in Idaho, Montana and Wyoming.
  • Pack It In - Pack It Out  By : wildlily44
    A prospecting buddy and I went up to the high country yesterday. As always, we had our shovels and gold pans. We intended to try our luck on a narrow drainage we had noticed on a previous trip. Our adventure was also a wonderful opportunity to enjoy NW Montana’s incredible fall foliage and hopefully view some wildlife. The journey to Barber Gulch on Oregon Creek was spectacular; the tamaracks were in full glory, their needles shimmering in the sun like molten gold against a cloudless cobalt sky. A perfect day to enjoy the woods, or so we thought.
  • EcoGreen - Helping Hotels to be Environment friendly  By : ecogreen
    EcoGreenHotel.com was launched early in 2008 and is planning for considerable growth in 2009. The planned growth will be with vendor partners that target the hospitality industry, sustainable hotel partners and a consulting arm that will be working with both new and existing properties.
  • Recycling Plastic Makes Economic and Environmental Sense  By : Ben Needles
    Plastics products are ubiquitous throughout the world
  • Could Packaging Machinery Soon Be Obsolete  By : Ben Needles
    You dont have to go that far back in time to come across a time when local grocers shops would package everything up in brown paper bags for us to take home
  • Read Magazines On Environment Education To Learn About The Environment  By : Ben Needles
    Magazines on environment education have content put together by environment journalists who collect, verify, produce, distribute and exhibit related and dedicated information
  • Tall Twister Tales - Violent Tornadoes Can Hit Suddenly Without Warning  By : Ben Needles
    Violent tornadoes can hit suddenly without warning - and they can also cause some very strange things to happen!

    You cant help but shake your head, however, at some of the strange side effects tornadoes can cause with their combination of incredible speed and super-strong winds!

    There are stories of horses being lifted up and put down safely two miles away - and houses being picked up so gently that the person inside the house didnt even know he was airborne - and ended up walking outside and finding the step off his porch was a lot steeper than it had been!

    Those may or may not be tall tales, but one bizarre ability a tornado has been proven to have is to cleanly take all the feathers off a chicken, with the bird remaining intact
  • Run Your Car on a Quart Of Water  By : Ben Needles
    You cant have failed to notice the rising gas prices
  • Indoor and Outdoor Lighting Tips to Conserve Energy and Save Money  By : Ben Needles
    Making improvements to your lighting is one of the fastest ways to cut your energy bills
  • How to Dispose of and Recycle Fluorescent Light Bulbs  By : Ben Needles
    Fluorescent lighting offers consumers much needed savings in cost of energy, and it also offers a much needed decrease in energy waste for the environment
  • Are Increasing Threats of Fire, Water, and Earthquakes From Global Warming  By : Ben Needles
    Being just average people who do not have a specialized education in the fields of earth related issues such as global warming, the rising of the oceans due to glacial melting, and the decline of wildlife because of man made destruction, what can we actually believe is true and should we really be concerned with all these things? Well, if you prefer to act like an ostrich with your head buried in the sand, it is easy to ignore what many experts are warning us about
  • Pollutants Cause Water Damage On A Larger Scale Than You Think  By : Ben Needles
    We are becoming increasingly aware that we must learn to conserve our natural resource of water
  • 5 Ways Fluorescent Lighting Saves Energy and the Environment  By : Ben Needles
    Saving energy helps the environment because most energy sources, such as coal and natural gas are non-renewable
  • Purchasing a Fishing Rod  By : Roberto Bell
    If you have an interest in fishing, there are many different types of poles on the sell. buying them can be overwhelming as you look at rows and rows of poles. But it’s important to memorize that there are a few things that requisite to be taken into consideration before putting money on a rod.
  • Earth4Energy - Is it Possible to Generate Electricity from Wind?  By : Alberto Resende
    What is alternative energy used for most often? Due to our Earth's rapidly decreasing supplies of energy, the threat of global warming and the rise of fuel prices, it is important that we start exploring alternative energy seriously. By using alternative energy, we can help save our environment and ensure that there are sufficient energy resources for our future generations.
  • Earth4Energy Review - Is Earth 4 Energy Worth It?  By : Alberto Resende
    This is where an simple eBook like the Earth4Energy Manual does offer a cheaper alternative.
  • Save Our Beautiful Earth - Techie Talk  By : Ben Needles
    Techie Talk and Creative Composting

    Did you know that a laptop consumes five times less than a desktop computer? Also, check if your computer supports the more advanced Speedstep (TM) power management
  • Green Holiday Gifts  By : J.Mclean
    While the holiday season is a time to spend with family and friends, it can also be a time of great waste and consumption. But, those who are eco-friendly can also be holiday-friendly. There’s no need to turn into the Grinch when a variety of "green" holiday gifts are available to delight your friends, family and coworkers. Here are some ideas to inspire this year’s green holiday shopper.
  • Bio-Diesel - Go Green and Clean  By : Tom Stabler
    Information on Bi-Diesel fuel specifically availability and uses
  • Unilever Planning On Certifying All Its Palm Oil  By : Ben Needles
    It might be a lofty aim but Unilever has very serious intentions of implementing it
  • What To Pack In An Emergency Disaster Kit  By : Ben Needles
    As it is often the unfortunate case, it takes a huge wake up call to get our act in gear
  • Keeping Control Of The Pests  By : Ben Needles
    During the warmer seasons you will notice that the bug population becomes much larger
  • Three Ways Businesses Can Save Money By Using Bins For Recycling  By : Ben Needles
    Today, it is a well-known fact that recycling has a massive impact on the environment
  • Outdoor Fun In Austin, Texas  By : Ben Needles
    Austin, Texas, is known for a lot of things
  • How to travel carbon light - 3 steps to lowering your travel carbon emissions  By : Ben Needles
    We should all be concerned with Global Warming and each do what we can to reduce the amount of CO2 released into our atmosphere
  • How Carbon Solutions Can Benefit Climate Change  By : Ben Needles
    Everyone have become familiar if not in tune with the term carbon footprint and reducing ones carbon footprint
  • Atlanta Green Homes for a Green Planet  By : Roberto Bell
    The green home is no longer an interesting experiment, and Atlanta green homes are now available. It is no longer possible for anyone to deny the tremendous impact that we humans are having on the welfare of our planet. Our ever-growing numbers and ever-greater demands and expectations have led us to the point where our everyday lives are constantly choking the planet that gave us birth.
  • Exploring The Underwater World In Thailand  By : Ben Needles
    Diving in Thailand is a hugely popular leisure activity, attracting a wide range of people
  • Chrysler’s First Electric Car Promises to Help Drivers Reduce Their Carbon Footprint  By : J.Mclean
    In today’s world of increasing change, most of us are looking to reduce our carbon footprint. We are recycling, telecommuting, purchasing carbon offsets, carpooling and trying a number of innovative ways to control our impact on the Earth.
  • 20% Wind Power in America?  By : J.Mclean
    The Department of Energy recently released a study claiming that wind power could make up as much as 20% of our nation’s electricity portfolio by 2030. Given that wind only account for about 1% of our power sources today, that would be a huge increase. More wind power means fewer fossil fuels and fewer harmful carbon dioxide emissions into the atmosphere.
  • Polar Bears on Thin Ice  By : J.Mclean
    We’ve all seen the pictures of polar bears clinging to tiny ice chunks in the Arctic Ocean. Most people, scientists and laypersons alike, can connect the dots between melting ice caps and global warming. The U.S. Department of Interior finally made the connection when it classified the polar bear as a threatened species under the Endangered Species Act. It’s the first time any species has been explicitly protected as a result of climate change habitat destruction.
  • New fuel efficient jet welcomed by airline industry  By : J.Mclean
    Canadian jet manufacturer Bombardier recently announced its newest product; the CSeries airplane, which uses 20% less fuel than competing models. The CSeries could save airline companies up to $3 million in fuel costs over the average Boeing 737, not to mention reducing the carbon footprint of its flights. At a time when airlines are looking to pinch every penny, reducing fuel usage could become a high priority
  • Do you live in a “walkable” city?  By : J.Mclean
    With gas prices on the rise, many people are rethinking their driving habits by carpooling or buying more fuel efficient cars. But the best way to save gas is not to drive at all, which is a lot easier if you live in a “walkable” neighborhood. WalkScore rates areas based on the proximity of common conveniences like restaurants, schools, and parks to any address you can enter.
  • A Texas-sized Investment in Wind Energy  By : J.Mclean
    Texas’ Public Utilities Commission agreed recently to move forward with an ambitious plan to increase renewable energy transmission in the state. PUC officials ok’d the construction of huge transmission lines from the wind-rich western areas of Texas to the major metropolitan areas in the east. Texas is already the leading state in wind energy capacity, but these new transmission lines signify a serious commitment to ensuring that all that wind energy can get where it’s needed the most.
  • What is a Carbon Footprint? Why is it important to offset your Carbon Footprint?  By : J.Mclean
    Our carbon footprint is the direct effect our actions and lifestyle have on the environment in terms of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. CO2 increases greenhouse gases that contribute to global warming. We all contribute to global warming every day.
  • Stop Laundering Your Energy Money  By : Ben Needles
    Laundry may be the one daily chore nobody wants to think much about
  • The Benefits of Organic Farming For Small Farmers  By : Ben Needles
    Organic farming refers to means of farming that does not involve the use of chemicals such as chemical fertilizers and chemical pesticides
  • You Can Make A Difference With Water Conservation  By : Ben Needles
    At this time of the year, water conservation is one of the most important issues, especially in areas where droughts are commonplace
  • Water Conservation Is Part Of Being Green  By : Ben Needles
    During this time of the year, water conservation is one of the most important things that you can practice next to staying properly hydrated
  • Getting From A To B? Now Hire An Electric Car  By : Ben Needles
    Ways to deal with the large amounts of greenhouse gases produced by those cars in inner city areas has been a major concern for environmental lobbyists for some time
  • Reducing the cost of waste – balers and compactors  By : Neil78 Johnson78
    Reducing the cost of waste – balers and compactors

    It has never been more important for businesses to recycle. With UK landfills rapidly reaching critical mass, organisations need to look for ways to reduce, reuse and recycle waste material.

    In this article we look at the benefits of recycling for businesses and how waste balers and waste compactors can simplify waste disposal and reduce associated costs.
  • Poor soundproofing between attached properties  By : Ben Needles
    I can hear (too much noise from) my neighbours, how can this be improved? is one of the most common questions asked of acoustic consultants
  • SWRO Design and Energy Recovery Part 3: Major Component Selection  By : Energy Recovery Inc.
    The sand screens and micron filters were selected because of the durable and corrosion resistant fiberglass and PVC construction. The specific model of Eden micron filters was chosen to maintain the filter element flux at approximately 3.3 gpm/per 10" equivalent.
  • Britain’s Increasingly Wet Summers  By : Isla Campbell
    During 2007 and 2008 flash flooding caused chaos throughout the UK, forcing many events to be cancelled and causing misery for thousands who have had their homes or business premises flooded.
  • One of the Reasons to Live in Livingston Parish  By : Micah Lacsamana
    This is all about why Livingston Parish is a nice place to live in
  • Plastic Storage boxes makes a massive impact on the environment  By : Roberto Bell
    How plastic affects the living earth we inhabit and what we can do to change our carbon footprint.
  • Crowd Control and Use of Force  By : Micah Lacsamana
    This is all about Crowd Control and Use of Force
  • Greasy Burgers Could Save America  By : Ben Needles
    This article could have been called Drive Through Fast Food Lane, or Grab Lunch and Fill er Up at the Drive Through
  • SWRO Design and Energy Recovery Part 2: Hydropro Design  By : Energy Recovery Inc.
    Traditionally Hydropro has always put the needs of the customer into the forefront of its company philosophy. By doing this, Hydropro has always stayed abreast of the latest advancements in technology in the water treatment field. In this case, mostly because of the remote location (nearly everything, including fuel for the diesel generators, is delivered by ship), the most important customer needs were associated with conserving energy and maintaining reliability.
  • Livigno, Italy: A Poor To Prosperous Ski Resort  By : Roberto Bell
    Bargain hunters looking for great deals and greater skiing will love Livigno, Italy. You see, Livigno is not a tax haven but a tax free zone. This means that residents pay an income tax to the government. This also means, however, that visitors and residents pay no tax for products-like duty free-bought here. Tax free booze, tax free cigarettes, tax free beauty products, tax free electronics and, especially, tax free gas never sounded so good in a continuing difficult global economy.
  • Marilleva, Italy: Two Resorts of Equal Pleasure  By : Roberto Bell
    The 2009 ski season is fast approaching. In some of the loftier European ski vacation spots, there have already been light featherings of snow. Perhaps, then, you've looked into Italy somewhere near the Dolomites-that mountain chain in the northeast extending from Adige River, over the Piave River all the way to the Western Dolomites, or the Brenta Group. This is where you'll find Marilleva, Italy, located close to Trento, the capital of the Province of Trento.
  • Val Cenis: Lots Of Snow And Authentic Heritage  By : Roberto Bell
    Val Cenis ski resort, Val Cenis France skiing, Val Cenis hotels, Val Cenis rooms, cheap accommodation, Val Cenis snowboarding, winter sports, ski area, ski vacations, ski holidays, apres ski, ski pass
  • Wireless Outdoor Weather Station The Best And How To Buy  By : Roberto Bell
    Where to find, and how to purchase a Digital Weather Station. Who are the best manufacturers of Digital Weather Stations and what to look for when selecting a Digital Weather Station for the outdoors.
  • Austin Natural Pools: Hamilton Pool Preserve  By : Ben Needles
    One of the most beautiful and unique attractions Austin has is Hamilton Pool Preserve, located just a half an hour out of the city, in the gorgeous Hill Country
  • Why Are People Hostile Towards Environmentalism?  By : Ben Needles
    One of the things that saddens me most in the environmental movement is how hostile people can be towards it
  • You Can Be Green By Conserving Clear Water  By : Ben Needles
    There are so many ways that you can conserve water in your home it is silly not to make a habit of at least a few of them
  • A Few Simple Steps To Conserving Water And Reducing Your Carbon Footprint  By : Ben Needles
    Summer is here and there are a number of communities around the country that are asking their citizens to do whatever they are able to do in order to conserve water due to a low amount of rain
  • SWRO Design and Energy Recovery Part 1  By : Energy Recovery Inc.
    Previously, the standard Hydropro design for SWRO with energy recovery incorporated a single multistage centrifugal pump (or positive displacement) with a Hydraulic Turbo Booster. This design is fairly simple and generally does not require a significant increase in system controls or instrumentation and is for the most part a sound, and energy efficient SWRO design.
  • Global Warming Research Reveals the Truth and How You Can Help  By : Ben Needles
    Global warming research is becoming increasingly important in modern day times
  • Emergency Plan for Volcano Eruptions  By : Ben Needles
    Volcanoes are truly fascinating features of nature
  • Emergency Plan for Tsunamis  By : Ben Needles
    The 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake killed more than 225,000 people in eleven countries and inundated coastal communities with waves up to 30 meters or 100 feet
  • Emergency Plan for Homes  By : Ben Needles
    Most of us do not think of disaster or emergency plans for our homes
  • Emergency Plan for Floods  By : Ben Needles
    With the extreme weather conditions that we are facing today, everybody should be prepared for anything, particularly flooding
  • Emergency Plan for Storms  By : Ben Needles
    Storms do not just come without a warning
  • Emergency Plan for Home Fires  By : Ben Needles
    Each year, thousands of people died because of fire-related incidents at homes,many of which can be prevented if emergency plans has been in placed earlier
  • Emergency Plan for Earthquakes  By : Ben Needles
    The earths crust is composed of many large and small segments called tectonic plates
  • Recycling To Reduce The Landfills  By : Ben Needles
    Each year more and more landfills are being opened up to handle the garbage that people are throwing out
  • Going Green Without Your Backyard Compost  By : Ben Needles
    Would it not be great if everyone in this world pitched in and lived a totally green life? The earth would be so much better off
  • How To Live The Green Life  By : Ben Needles
    As global warming continues to be a major concern for the future of our planet, people are starting to turn to green living practices to help save it for future generations
  • The Rising Trend of Green Living  By : Ben Needles
    Green living is an attempt to carry out our life in an environmentally friendly and responsible manner
    and practices the conservation of resources,recycling, sustainability, green building, alternative energy and other environmental topics
  • How To Make Organic Compost  By : Ben Needles
    Compost serves as a growing medium,or a porous, absorbent material that holds moisture and soluble minerals, providing the support and nutrients in which most plants will flourish
  • Affordable accommodation in Apartments Bohinj, Slovenia  By : Roberto Bell
    For how long do you want to stay at Bohinj, Slovenia? If you don't want to stay at the conventional hotels, you have another place to stay here in Bohinj. And if you also don't wish to pay for the high hotel rates, there is another accommodation for you and your whole family.
  • Stunning landscape views from apartments Bohinj  By : Roberto Bell
    Bohinj is one of the stunning valleys located in Slovenia that stretches from Ukanc to the Soteska. On the southern area of the Bohinj lies the magnificent Bohinj Mountains. While on the north side of the Bohinj is where you can see the highest mountain in Slovenia - the Mount Triglav.
  • From simple to luxurious rooms in Bohinj, Slovenia  By : Roberto Bell
    Before you book your flight to Bohinj, you already know what to expect from the country. Of course, you now have an itinerary for your trip. But are you aware of the room ambiance that you can get from the hotels or apartments where you would stay during your whole vacation in Bohinj?
  • The End of Factory Farming  By : josefgraf
    A critical look at the factory farming industry, and its effects on our well-being.
  • How to help the environment while saving money  By : Paul McIndoe
    The protection of our planet’s environment has become an increasingly important part of many people’s lives, with many environmental precautions also helping to save the individual money.
  • Dummies Guide To Green Living  By : Ben Needles
    What is Green Living - Green Living is a life philosophy
  • Dummies Guide To Global Warming  By : Ben Needles
    We have all heard the comments that changes in temperature could lead to drought, more disease and rising sea levels a million times
  • Carlsbad Seawater Desalination Plant Sets Low Energy Use Record  By : Energy Recovery Inc.
    In early 2006 the Carlsbad Pilot plant entered a new phase of testing with the installation of a state-of-the-art seawater desalination system equipped with the latest energy saving technology. The new reverse osmosis system combines two key features that substantially reduce energy use. The first key ingredient is the latest seawater desalination membrane produced by FilmTech (Dow Chemicals).
  • Caring for the Environment: Used Moving Boxes  By : Ben Needles
    When moving, it is inevitable that you need boxes to place all of your belongings in
  • Above And Beyond A Surf Shop  By : Ben Needles
    When you hear the name ONeill you immediately think of surfer dudes with their surfers hair, bronzed bodies and wetsuits
  • How Effective Are The Various Types Of Pest Control  By : Ben Needles
    When spring and summer roll around along with the wonderful sunny days come the buggy nights
  • We Can Drive Oil Prices Down Now  By : Ben Needles
    In America today the average price of gasoline has skyrocketed past $4
  • California Desalination Report with More than a Grain of Subjectivity Part 3  By : Nikolay Voutchkov
    The PI report points out two key areas of desalination project impact on the environment: the effect of their high-salinity discharge on aquatic life and the potential impingement and entrainment of plant intake facilities. Although the report claims that safe disposal of plant concentrate is a challenge, it fails to mention that there are over two decades of experience of safe concentrate disposal from both seawater and brackish water
    desalination plants in the US and worldwide.
  • About Climate And Its Periodic Change  By : Ben Needles
    Climate monitoring is vital to further advance our understanding of the complexity of the climate system and its predictability
  • The Energy Pie, Use More or Conserve?  By : Ben Needles
    Over the past several years we have all become painfully aware that CO2 emissions from fossil fuels likely play a significant role in worldwide climate change
  • Protect The Environment - Dont Use Old Appliances  By : Ben Needles
    With the plight of the environment being at the forefront of many new government drives to protect the environment have you ever wondered how green your home or office is? Many people now understand the value of recycling and will try to cut down on the amount of paper and plastic bags they use, but have you thought about your appliances? Appliances that are over 15 years old tend to be less environmentally friendly than newer ones and ones that are older still present even more of a risk
  • Biofuels and Concerns of Food Security: Balancing options!  By : Ben Needles
    Biofuels and Concerns of Food Security: Balancing options!
    Amit Singh*

    The international energy community has recently seen an increased interest in biofuels
  • The Al Khaleej Hotel in Dubai  By : Slavco Stefanoski
    Vacationing in exotic regions of the world is a very exciting prospect. A prime example of a great hotel in a mysterious place is the Al Kahaleej Hotel Dubai.
  • Why Do We Recycle Our Waste  By : Ben Needles
    Plastics production also involves the use of potentially harmful chemicals, which are added as stabilisers or colorants
  • Best Rated Things to Do While Visiting Dubai  By : Roberto Bell
    A short guide of some of the best things to do while visiting Dubai.

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